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Yep! Try not to stress about the weight. Focus on trying to eat healthy and moving your body as much as you can, and your body will decide what weight it needs to support your growing baby.
This is completely normal and happens to me and all of my fellow fit moms. Sometimes your baby just gets to be made out of ramen and crackers. Gestational diabetes is more caused by your placenta than your diet, talk with your hcp if it is really stressing you!
I gained 15 pounds and I’m not even pregnant. Yes it’s normal
I gained 80 pounds while I was pregnant and was already in my worst shape ever. It sucks postpartum because I have so far to go, but pregnancy was the first time in my entire life that I didn’t stress about my weight at all and I’m grateful for that. I have a healthy baby girl and a better relationship with food because of it.
Also, my doctor never once mentioned it or voiced any concerns because I was healthy and so was the baby.
Yes it can be! I’m 35 weeks and have gained 40lbs and my OB isn’t concerned with my gain
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I'm 11 weeks and I've gained 7 pounds. I think its totally normal
Yes, I intuitively eat and have always been a healthy / thin weight. Gained 40 with my first, gaining 10-15 by around then and lost it easily (recognize my privilege here but want to give a positive story if you need it). On track right now to do the same with the second. Your body knows what it needs
Thank you for sharing 😭 I’m usually super active and conscious of what I eat as well. When online said +10lbs at 15w is slightly above average, I panicked a bit
Totally normal! I gained 45 lbs with my baby boy, which was 33% of my starting body weight, but I had actually lost 10 lbs my first trimester (which is provably less common, but nausea sucked) so I swung up 55 lbs 😂
I did have gestational diabetes, but even eating only veggies didn’t really help with it so I ate what I wanted in moderation, with a healthy increase in my protein intake. I’m now 7 months postpartum and still 10 lbs above my starting weight, but feel like I can’t eat less without it significantly impacting my 40-50oz daily milk production. Ultimately, whatever keeps baby healthy is best.
Gained 20 at 16 weeks